Why do christians celebrate Christmas?

Answer 1

Christmas was first started as a celebration that fell in line with the Pagan Roman festival of Saturnalia. It was adopted by many unbelievers as the birthday of Jesus, even though the scriptures point to his birthday being some time in the Fall, and was incorporated into Church teachings in an attempt to water down the Pagan history of the celebration.

Interestingly, there is no record that Jesus observed or celebrated his own birthday.

Since the word "Christian" is defined as "Christ-like" as in imitating Christ, or behaving in the same manner as he, a true Christian would never celebrate a holiday such as Christmas that would bring shame and dishonor to his name.

Therefore, if a religion celebrates Christmas, they wouldn't be considered Christian.
Christians celebrate Christmas as the birth of the Son of God, Jesus.

Answer 2

Christaiss belive that they celebrate christmas by having hope and joy and spreading the love from jesuse's heart outisde into our owrld for christmas

Answer 3

Because of the birth of Christ thence called Christ---mas

Answer 4

because it is part of their religion. christians belive that jesus was born on Christmas Day to mary and joseph. so christmas is a celebration of the saviours birth.